Posts Tagged ‘sound’
Death, Blood, and the Saint
ANTHONY MARIANIHere’s what I remember of Derek St. Holmes: listening to “Stranglehold” over and over while doing curls with red Kmart weights in front of a full-length mirror in my stuffy attic bedroom nine million years ago.
Cowboy Junkies
Listen UpAcknowledging that The Trinity Session was their defining album and that 20 years have passed since it was released, the Cowboy Junkies re-recorded the entire album and have just released it as Trinity Revisited.
Blood, Rock
Hard times have slowed veteran Fort Worth blues-rocker John Nitzinger — but only a little.CAROLINE COLLIER
Fort Worth guitar hero John Nitzinger’s life and music can be summed up pretty succinctly by the lyrics to “The Beast,” off his 2007 album Kiss of the Mudman: “For the thousandth time, I got a second cha...
John-Alex Mason
Listen UpFor more than one generation of fans, the blues “belonged” to old black men with slurred voices.
Various artists
Listen UpAs any good soundtrack should, Honeydripper helps bring the movie to life by creating, along with the scenery and the actors, the atmosphere that lets the DELETE breathe.
Lou Vargo
Listen UpThese days, a CD titled American Disaster might sound like a political statement.
KatsüK
The ShowAbout two years ago, psyche-folkic singer-songwriter Daniel Katsuk left Fort Worth for the wild environs of Central Colorado, a more fitting setting, on the surface, for his brand of tripped-out, organic vibe but, apparently, a...
The Derailers
Listen UpMy philosophy on tribute albums: When covering popular songs, a band should make its own artistic statement rather than mimicking the original.
The Juke Jumpers
Listen UpAnyone who’s seen The Juke Jumpers knows the wild, sweaty nights this band can invoke.